MAGZO Magnetic Screen Door Fit Door Size 72 x 80 Inch, Screen Size 74" x 81" Strong Magnet French Style Mesh, Fiberglass Heavy Duty Mesh with Hook & Loop for Sliding Entrance, Gray

This is a great product and I have bought several and I buy them again and again over the years. Very well-made keeps the critters out.

This is the 2nd pair I purchased. Last years are still sturdy & with no rips, screen quality is outstanding, really keeps the bugs out! The seal is tight with heavy magnets & we are in & out of the screen all day long in the summer. I also have it now on my greenhouse & I love it, it's pet friendly & works well. Definitely recommend

The basic concept of this Magnetic Screen Door is wonderful. I have a double door into a room of the house and having those doors open into the evening creates a wonderful breeze. But of course that just allows bugs (and perhaps other creatures) easy access.I have bought two of these screens. the first one lasted for two years. The biggest issues I have are, first off, that you tend to push through the screen in one spot all the time. After 2 years of wear that spot began to split and fray, making the screen ineffective. So it would be better if the company could put thicker panels at the mid spot of the split where you can push through, to maintain the integrity of the screen.Second, make sure to measure the screen to fit your doorway well. If it is not accurate it will leave gaps at the bottom, which is just as ineffective as no screen.I do think this is a wonderful product, and with the two caveats mentioned, do recommend it.

Amazing results. I would deal with this company over and over again They made sure the product was going to be exactly what I wanted!

I decided after $15K in patio improvements and new French doors that I wasn't too thrilled with spending another $500+ for retractable screens, especially since many reviews indicated issues with tetractables after a few years in the elements. I realized that there wasn't much available between $200 and $500 and all the stuff around $200 from the big box stores had terrible reviews. This is when the contractor doing my work recommended that I look into Magzo. See, the problem is that I live in Central Texas where there are usually only a couple of seasons..... really hot and not quite as hot. There is maybe 6-7 weeks a year when the weather is appropriate to have the doors open to enjoy some fresh air in the house.Back to the Magzo- it arrived promptly. Initially, I wasn't too hip on the idea of this product but the weather was just starting to cool off and I wanted something quickly to allow the doors to be open during the Fall without a nonstop flow of pests getting into the house. I reluctantly stuck the hook and loop tape to the trim around the door frame. The first thing I noticed was that this has to be the stickiest hook and loop tape (not velcro brand) I have ever seen. After removing the screen from the packaging, the amount of creases from being folded in the small package made it tricky to install. I decided to hang it in my hot garage for around 3 days to allow the creases to work their way out of the screen. I stuck the screen to the previously installed tape and it really didn't look too bad. It was still pretty hot (late August) when I installed it and I noticed that after around 3-4 days of fairly active use (still too hot for open doors), the tape had started to detach at the top center due to the Texas heat. So I attempted to use the included tacks.... yeah, not gonna work with Hardi board trim. I stuck the tape back on the trim and decided to get fasteners suitable for use with Hardi board. The weather cooled and the tape hasn't detached again so I will wait until Spring to purchase fasteners to better secure the tape along the top.I was thinking that this was going to be a very temporary and janky solution to my screen problem. Now that I've had it installed and been using it for around 2 months, the wife and I like it. My older dog that needs to go out more frequently is really enjoying letting herself out and back in when the doors are open. In fact, my wife and I like it so much at this point that I will order a few more as backups for when this one wears out. Because we only have maybe 7 weeks of weather where the doors can stay open, I will remove it to keep it from being in the elements and cooking when the doors can't be open. I figure with 2 or 3 more of these, If we can get around 21 weeks of use per screen, we may be able to go a decade without needing to address this issue again. If nothing else, I can buy a bunch of these for what those retractable screens would have cost which would still need additional maintenance and repairs or replacement in the future.I now really like the Magzo screen and will be buying a few more.

This is a legit screen for double doors. The magnet is strong. No small breeze could make this flap open. I like the construction it seems solid. I liked the weight. It's a real screen. Would recommend and buy again

This was exactly what I wanted and even better. Relatively easy to install and it is durable, and the magnets fit together with no gaps. I will purchase this product again.

I previously ordered from a catalogue company now closed. I use these mesh screens on three doors because no vendor in this area carries manufactured screen doors that fit my home. Previous mesh screens threaded onto a spring-action rod at the top like a curtain, then secured on the sides by heavy-duty velcro. I did not see a similar product in your inventory. I hope that what I ordered from your stock fits as well.